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ginvoke is a programmable launcher for GNOME/GTK+ written with software developers in mind. It includes out-of-the-box support for launching executables and URLs via customizable commands which are specified in a user-customizable Python script ($HOME/.ginvokerc).

Tiny Life (tlife) is a simple Game of Life implementation designed to work as a filter for the shell, operating solely through standard input and output, with an emphasis on shell integration rather than pretty visuals. It supports customizable output and board sizes, custom rulesets, and random and user-specified seed values for the starting generation.

Finit is a small SysV init replacement with process supervision similar to that of daemontools and runit. Its focus is on small and embedded GNU/Linux systems, although it is fully functional on standard server and desktop installations. Finit is fast because it starts services in parallel; it then supervises and automatically restarts them if they fail. This can be extended upon with custom callbacks for all services, hooks into the boot process, or plugins to extend the functionality and adapt Finit to your needs. Finit is not only fast, it’s arguably one of the easiest to get started with. A complete system can be booted with one simple configuration file.

Kypeless is a fully decentralised chat and file sharing program. It uses AES-256 encryption for data, Diffie-Hellman for key exchange, and RSA public key cryptography for authentication. It relies on pre-shared public keys.

CrashMail II is a Fidonet tosser/scanner with a built-in AreaFix implementation, support for Binkley style outbound (BSO), and message filtering capabilities. It is a fork of Johan Billing's original CrashMail II distribution that introduces a number of fixes (primarily support for running under 64-bit Linux) and a few new features.

Artificial Intelligence Toolkit is a C++ library providing a platform to bring theoretical AI to engineering. Currently, a comprehensive constraint satisfaction library and a generic platform for AI planning are available.